Newtongrange railway station, Midlothian
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Newtongrange railway station, Midlothian
Image: © Nigel Thompson Taken: 17 Sep 2015
The original station, beyond the bridge, was opened in 1908 on the North British Railway's line from Edinburgh to Carlisle. It closed in 1969. The line from Edinburgh was rebuilt as far as Tweedbank in 2015, and a new station was provided at Newtongrange, this time south of the road bridge. View north towards Dalhousie and Edinburgh.
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Image Location
Latitude
55.864438
Longitude
-3.069056